We at the WRIGHT Foundation are very proud to be the leaders in the
development of Exercise Referral and the new Level 4 Specialist Conditions.
WRIGHT Foundation Specialist Courses and Exercise Referral Courses are
definitively researched and compiled by our team of specialist Professors,
Doctors, Exercise Scientists and other medical specialists, all renowned
in their respective fields for their excellence.
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This specialist course refers specifically to obese clients who have been
referred through a recognised referral process. It is directed at
Referral Programme Consultants (RPCs) who have demonstrated a continuing
commitment to the referral practice since attaining their introductory
WRIGHT Foundation or other Register of Exercise Professionals recognised
exercise referral qualifications. Candidates who can also demonstrate
prior knowledge and practical experience that the WRIGHT Foundation
considers sufficient may also benefit from this course.
Course Content includes:
Aetiology & Genetics
Prevalence
Risk Factors Associated with Obesity
Energy Intake
Food Labels
Energy Balance and Popular Diets
Measurement Diagnostics
BMI (Body Mass Index)
Skinfold
BIA (Bio - Electrical Impendence)
Hydrostatic Weighing
DEXA / MRI Imaging
Data Collection
Physical Activity
Exercise Methodology
Principles
Methods
Strength Training
Review
Medical and Surgical Intervention
Childhood Obesity Issues
Psychological Issues of the Obese Client
Haslows Hierarchy
Psychology of Eating
Binge Eating
Health Related Quality of Life
Creation of Treatment Protocols
Considerate Assessment Techniques
Lifestyle Modification
Practical Application
Interactive Sessions
Anthropometry
Functional Capacity
Energy Balance Assessment
Course assessments
Attendance during all sections of the Course, on all three days, is compulsory.
The knowledge and skills attained on the Course will be assessed in the following ways
(both sections must be passed in order for the qualification to be awarded):
- Pre-course reading Multi-choice Examination on day 1.
- CASE STUDY to be completed and submitted no later than 4 weeks after the course.
Your Lecturer will advise the date.